The Methodist Church Ghana (MCG) is one of the largest and most historic Protestant denominations in Ghana. Its roots trace back to the missionary work of the British Methodist Church, beginning with the arrival of the Rev. Joseph Rhodes Dunwell in 1835. Following over a century of missionary administration, the Church became autonomous on July 28, 1961, under the leadership of its first indigenous President, the Rt. Rev. Dr. Ezekiel A. Asamoa.
Methodist Church Ghana Conference Secretariat
Adum – Kumasi, Ghana
Email: conference@methodist.org.gh Constitution and Standing Orders of the Methodist Church
This guide is designed to help ministers, lay leaders, and members understand the structure, legal framework, and operational rules of the Church. Superintendent Ministers: This guide is designed to help
The Constitution establishes the Annual Conference (or Ape o Gbo in Twi) as the highest decision-making body. The Constitution dictates: and members understand the structure
He opened the book to a page he had dog-eared. He didn't need to read it; he had memorized it, but holding the physical Constitution gave him authority.
To ensure order and discipline, reflecting the Wesleyan tradition of "scriptural holiness" and methodical conduct. Recent Edition:
4.1 Holy Baptism